Astonishing Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio Railway feat
Fred A. Olds writes from Ashville New York on the Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio Railway built at great cost to maintain a grade under five tenths of one percent. The 18 mile mountain section from Marion to Altapass features 20 tunnels, 1100 foot river bridge, 300000 cubic yards fills and numerous rock cuts. President George L. Carter and engineers describe construction near Marion Johnson City and Bostic with opening plans for traffic by September and January respectively.
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Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Railway
South & Western
Marion
N. C
Southern Railway
Johnson City
Tenn
Blue Ringe
Altapass
Catawba River
Honeycutt
Honeycutt Tunnel
Blue Ridge
Horgesioe
Rocky Point
Marton
James W. Walker
Shenandoah
Rollins Branch
J. W
Grand Gorge
Tennessee-North Carolina
George. L. Carter
Virginia
A. W. Jones
Bostic
St. Paul
Kentucky
Elthorn
St. Paul-Elkhorn
Tennessee
Genasco Roofing Marketing Prompts Confusing Brand Inquiry
Fragmentary notice discusses GENASCO Roofing and a Sauer lemon vanilla extract mention. It references sales in the United States and lists ten American and European media. The text lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes.
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United States
World-Famed Cole Brothers Bring Asiatic Elephants to Bluefield
The Cole Brothers tour brings to Bluefield a unique herd of Asiatic working elephants. Described as lumber elephants, they perform heavy timber tasks in Asia with remarkable coordination. The animals move logs by kneeling, lifting, and guiding with their trunks, often without mahout instruction, showcasing advanced problem solving and strength.
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Cole Brothers
Bluefield
Asia
Rangoon
Moulmetin
Clark Hurries to Ausband's Bedside in West Virginia
Huntington Herald reports Nellie Clark and her niece May Stewart traveled from Pocahontas Virginia to Ashland after Charles O Clark attempted suicide by slashing his throat. He is under care at King’s Daughters Hospital with improving condition, while his wife’s departure appears linked to his drinking and abuse. The piece cites a prior letter and notes a potential reconciliation. It also covers Charley Wheby’s bankruptcy filing in Bluefield, West Virginia, seeking a full discharge from debts.
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Huntington Herald
Nellie Clark
May Stewart
Pocahontas
Ashland
Charles O. Clark
Cincinnati
West Ashland
Clark
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Milton Street
Mia
District Court of the United States
West Virginia
Charley Wheby
Benjamin F. Keller
Charley Whieby
Bluefield
Mercer
Notice of hearing in West Virginia court action
Order sets a hearing for August 30 1908 in Bluefield West Virginia at ten o'clock in the forenoon. It directs publication in the Bluefield Telegraph and mailing copies to all known creditors. The judge is Benjamin F Keller and the clerk Edwin M Kratley with deputy E L Bowman.
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District Court of the United States
West Virginia
Southern District of
Bluefield
Benjamin F. Keller
Husband and wife reconcile as storybooks promise happiness
A fragment suggests a wife plans to mend differences with her husband and, as in tale endings, “live happily ever after.” The wording hints at domestic reconciliation and a hopeful conclusion.
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Bluefield, W. VA
H.C. Tyler
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Cincinnati Dental CO
the Gin
Compton
Sinnati Dentists
Noanoke
Strobel
Batty
Performing Bears
Louis A. Sholz
Sec
Jas
P. Woods
Roanoke
H. B. Thompson
Carolina, Crichfield and Ohio Railway
Ashville, N. Y
Manufacturers’ Record
Fred A. Olds
Genasco
Liberty Credit
Bluefield Avene Bell
Lasy
Stieff Pianos
Steinway
Stultz and Baur
Dinterroth & Co
Frederick Doll
Windsor
Chas. M. Stieff
Main Street
Lynchburg, VA
C. W. Whitmore
Everett
Everett Piano CO
Reeden
Mase
John Church CO
Ford Music Co
Bland St
Kier
Edwin M. Kratley
E. L. Bowman
Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Brewing Co
W. VA
Normal and Business College
EL. Shufflebarger
Selon
Bluefeld
D. B. Baldwik
TEE Pioneer Real Estate
Sluefield
First National Bank
Mmie
Blusfield Transfer Co
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